The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Index: Random Reflections

The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Monthly Summary Index.

The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Monthly Summary Index.

The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Monthly Summary Index.

The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Monthly Summary Index.

Note: This is a sub-section of The Engineer 1916 Jul-Dec: Index

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A AMERICA and Research, 375 American National Industrial Conference

 Board, 512

Australia’s Advisory Council of Science and Industry, 534 B BATTLEFIELD’S Harvest of Steel Scrap, 397 Battleships, Big and Little, 467 Biography and Education, 491, 580 Boiler and Fuel Waste, Mr. Stromeyer’s

 Report, 442

Britain and Bagshot, 420 British Marine Engineers, 534 c CAPITAL and Labour, Mr. George Roberts on, 375 Capital, Labour, and Production, According to America, 558 Capital and Labour, Suggested Coalition, 420 Casual Labour, Sir John Griffith oh, 375 Censorship and the Institution of Mechanical

 Engineers, 466

Channel Tunnel, 396 Chemical Engineer, Does He Exist ? 534 Clerk, Dr. Dugald, on British and German

 Efficiency, 466, 512

Coalfields of South Wales, 490 Cost-keeping, Danger of Unreliability, 581 D DIESEL Engine, Captain Sankey and Pro fessor Bur stall on the, 374 ; Professor Wat kinson on the, 397

E EDUCATIONAL Value of Biography, 491, 580 Employers’ Organisations and Labour Questions, 512 Engineering Limitations, Sir Maurice Fitz- maurice on, 421 Engineering Schemes After the War, 396 Engineers and Salesmen, 490 F FARADAY Society and Refractories, 421 Federation of British Industries, Recommendations, 558 France to have a National Scientific Laboratory, 534 G GAS Engines, Big, Are they Successful ? 512 German Machinery Failures, 491 H HAKLUYT, Richard, Tercentenary of Death, 491 Happiness or Industrial Position, 581 High Wages and High Prices, 442 INCREASED Production 466 Invention and Anonymity, 375

L LABOUR and the Dinner Table, 467 Labour Exchanges : A Benefit or Incubus, 442 Labour Exchanges, Mr. Harold Cox’s Views, 466, 491 Labour Leader’s Misquotation, 396, 491 Labour After the War, 534 Labour and Mechanical Routine, 420 Labour Restrictions in Europe and America, 581 Les Allemands et la Science, 374 Locomotive Horse-power Computation and

  Robert Burnett, 559

M MAN-POWER Board and Diluted Labour, 397 Ministry of Munitions and Mechanical Vehicle Manufacture, 421 Munition Factories, Growth of Home Production, 442 Museum of the War, 581 N NORTH-EAST Coast Institution of Engineers and Shipbuilders, 375 o OBTURATOR Piston Rings, 534 p PASSENGER Accommodation in Railway Carriages, 420 Ph6nom6nine, 397

R RAILWAY Travelling, Necessary and Otherwise, 490 Rating of Machinery, 558 Research Laboratory Funds, Dr. Glaze- brook’s Address, 558 s SCIENCE, Applied and Pure, 513 Scientific Work and Adequate Pay, Professor

 David Robertson, 421

Semi-Diesel, 374 T TESTS by Technical Institutions, 375

 Tunnel or Train Ferry, 396

u UNWIN, Dr., Sacond Presidential Address, 375 w WAGES and Output, 442 Women and Competition in Mechanical Engi.

 neering, 396

z ZEPPELINS versus Aeroplanes, 490

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